high iso (bright sunlight)...

[waloshin]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

 

[iJohnHenry]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

I am truly sorry for your vision loss.

Are you registered with the cnib???

 

[Don't panic]

I accidently took pictures with my NIKON d40 at ISO 3200 in bright sunlight so will the pictures be grain crappy?

can't you just look at them?

anyway id depends, probably not depending on the resolution you used.
more likely they might be overexposed.

 

[MattSepeta]

Yes

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

 

[fcortese]

Grainy-yes. Crappy is a relative- beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ignore that sepeta dude "." (inside joke)

 

[Bonch]

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

LOL

 

[Phrasikleia]

Yes, they will be.

Delete the files without looking at them, then destroy the camera just to be safe.

Why isn't there a "Like" button for comments here?

 

[waloshin]

Heres one, is it possible to print this at 8x10 without it looking like crap? the image size is 3008X2000

 

[MattSepeta]

Grainy-yes. Crappy is a relative- beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ignore that sepeta dude "." (inside joke)

Back in the day noise was called grain and it was super-cool.

I wouldn't worry about it. 8x10 print will look just fine I imagine!

 

[El Cabong]

I actually have a similar problem with one of my shots (I haven't looked at it yet). Is this too grainy to print?

 

[416049]

I actually have a similar problem with one of my shots (I haven't looked at it yet). Is this too grainy to print?

Haha nope should be perfectly you could easily print it A2